Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-28
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JANUARY 2s 1851

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the mOtlOn to suspend was 1lOst. al thu
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Gil announcing the passage Of council bill
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a message from the council announced
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1000 oecome deiinquent, as g asuostltute Tor
the house bill on the same subject.
Mr.. STEWART, OF Fall River, moved
that the rules be suspended and the mes
sage considered at once by the house.
The motion prevailed, and Mr.. Stewart
moved that the house non-concur in the
action OF the council, and that confer
ence COMMITTEES Of three on the part of the
house be appointed.
Adopted, and the speaker subsequently
appointed as such committee Messrs.
Dodd, Stewart, of Fall River, and Gilbert.
THE RAR I'M THE RAsEMENr.
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rules anu return 10 tae Order OF reports OF
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Adopted, and Mr.. Moore. chairman of
the committee appointed to ascertain
whether or not any part of the building
known as the capitol building" is Occn-
pied for the ordinary purposes Of saloon,
reported that they had performed the duty
assigned them. and found that there is an
apartment in the basement of said capitol
building, occupied for said purpose. and
,; S.ae tle dia iidne oI cae parry ocSupyins ana
one George Reed @ and and thas | said pR Reed f has 80
no permission or authority granted him
from anv person to occupv said APARTMENT
for said purpose" The COMMITTEES there
fore presented a bill providing that tsit
shall not be lawful to sell or to license the
sale of intoxicatino Iinmnrs To he soid in or
adjoining any building used or occupied
Nv the tarritnr,aI officers or the ,eWisiative
assemble of the territorv of Dakota .
on motion of MI. Sprayme the renort was
accented and the committes discharred. :
Mr-ADAWS was rranted a Leave of ah
sence until TneSdav' - >'' -
An informal recess was then taken. sub-
iect to the cali of the sneaker.
On reassemhiing M, Adams asked unan-
imous consent to introduce a resolution.
The Resolution proposed that the house
bill to amend the chanter Of the civil code
entitled Insurance corporationsn be made
the sneciaI order of Friday. January 28th.
So ordered.
Mr. HAWK was granted leave of ab-
sence until Monday.
A message from the council announced
the appointment of conference committee
on the deIinouent tax bill.
The SPE1KER a1nIl1ced that he had
signed conncil bills Nos. 27 and 9S
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A"n "hAniN" VT MUSE BILLS.
" NO. IL. Relating to subdivision OF the
Fifth division of the Sixth judicial district
Passed-ayes, 80; nays. none-so the bill
passed and its title was agreed to.
No. Ii. To repeal chapter 81 of the gen.
eral laws of 1885-struck juries. Passed
ayes, 81; nays, none.
A second informal recess was taken to